Replacement tubing for Medela Pump in Style

[HIU8]

Where do you get replacement tubing for the Medela Pump in Style? If you can't get it, how do I clean my tubing for the next baby due in June. Pump hasn't been used since December 2004.

Thanks,
Heather
DS 11/27/04
DD EDD 6/22/07

[Momof3Labs]

www.mybreastpump.com among many other places.

Or wash the tubing by swishing in a bucket of soapy water, then run rubbing alcohol through them and hang to dry.

[juliasmom05]

I used to get my replacement parts from

http://www.mothersmilk.info/replacementparts.html

or

http://www.mybreastpump.com

I also think my local pharmacy carried replacement parts as well.

Marci

[jgriffin]

BRU or Target should have it, too.

[deenass]

I literally just did this - I called Medela directly (and read them the model # of the pump I had) so that I KNEW I was geting the right tubing. It cost about $17 (for two tubes and shipping).

I bought new horns/valves at BRU (they didn't sell the tubing there).

[egoldber]

If your hospital has an on-site breastfeeding center, they probably sell it. If you can get an LC to bring it to you, your insurance may even cover it. ;)

[susanne]

I got mine from www.mybreastpump.com The tubes for the PISA cost $3.99 each, ($7.98 for the two of them) plus $3.50 shipping & handling for 1st class mail, bringing the total to $11.48. I would think that the tubes for the original PIS should be priced similarly. They arrived within 2 days!